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description("This ensure we do not mess up the bytes when an URL is partially parsed and is invalid.")

// Those are all invalid URLs. They should not be partially modified by the parser.
var testSet = [
    // Empty Authority for a standard hierarchical URL.
    'http:///',
    'https:///',
    'ftp:///',
    'gopher:///',
    'ws:///',
    'wss:///',

    // Invalid Authority.
    'foo://tête à tête@host/',
    'foo://user:tête à tête@host/',
    '    foo://<>@host/    ',
    '    foo://user:<>@host/    ',
    'foo://user:password@[xxxxx]/tête à tête/',

    // The '?' is a path separator and make sure the hostname is not encoded in punicode. The hostname is an invalid IPV6 hostname.
    'foo://user:password@[?tête à tête/',
    'foo://user:password@[?tête à tête]/',
    'foo://user:password@host:tête à tête/',
    'foo://user:password@host:80tête à tête',
    'foo://user:password@host:tête à tête/',
    'foo://user:password@host:80tête à tête',
    // The schemes "ws:", "ftp:", "http:", "https:" take a shortcut during parsing so we test them separately.
    'ws://host:tête',
    'ftp://host:tête',
    'http://host:tête',
    'https://host:tête',
];

for (var i = 0; i < testSet.length; ++i) {
    src = canonicalize(testSet[i]);
    expected = testSet[i].trim();
    shouldBe('src', 'expected');
}

successfullyParsed = true;
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